In pics: Laiwu’s hawthorn industry stuns international friends
Source：sdchina.com 2025-06-13 16:44:04
Recently, 12 international friends from Pakistan, Syria, Uganda, Nepal, Tanzania, Namibia, Ethiopia and India visited Laiwu District, Shandong Province. Visiting the hawthorn base, museum, and workshop, they witnessed the transformation of rural industries, marveled at the fruit's 1,600-year-old medicinal history, and discovered how Laiwu leverages hawthorn to drive the integration of agriculture, culture, tourism, and research for rural revitalization.
Recently, 12 international friends from Pakistan, Syria, Uganda, Nepal, Tanzania, Namibia, Ethiopia and India visited Laiwu District, Shandong Province. Visiting the hawthorn base, museum, and workshop, they witnessed the transformation of rural industries, marveled at the fruit's 1,600-year-old medicinal history, and discovered how Laiwu leverages hawthorn to drive the integration of agriculture, culture, tourism, and research for rural revitalization.
Recently, 12 international friends from Pakistan, Syria, Uganda, Nepal, Tanzania, Namibia, Ethiopia and India visited Laiwu District, Shandong Province. Visiting the hawthorn base, museum, and workshop, they witnessed the transformation of rural industries, marveled at the fruit's 1,600-year-old medicinal history, and discovered how Laiwu leverages hawthorn to drive the integration of agriculture, culture, tourism, and research for rural revitalization.
Recently, 12 international friends from Pakistan, Syria, Uganda, Nepal, Tanzania, Namibia, Ethiopia and India visited Laiwu District, Shandong Province. Visiting the hawthorn base, museum, and workshop, they witnessed the transformation of rural industries, marveled at the fruit's 1,600-year-old medicinal history, and discovered how Laiwu leverages hawthorn to drive the integration of agriculture, culture, tourism, and research for rural revitalization.
Recently, 12 international friends from Pakistan, Syria, Uganda, Nepal, Tanzania, Namibia, Ethiopia and India visited Laiwu District, Shandong Province. Visiting the hawthorn base, museum, and workshop, they witnessed the transformation of rural industries, marveled at the fruit's 1,600-year-old medicinal history, and discovered how Laiwu leverages hawthorn to drive the integration of agriculture, culture, tourism, and research for rural revitalization.
